BBEdit 16
87 points by qaz_plm 57 minutes ago | 10 comments
classichasclass 47 minutes ago
Proud user since the classic Mac OS days (anyone else remember the OpenDoc version?), and it's still a solid editor at a good price.
replyheadwayoldest 17 minutes ago
I have used and loved Barebones stuff in the past, but strikes me as odd they're still advertising Yojimbo on their main page. It was fantastic, but has been abandoned for quite some time.
replysharkjacobs 7 minutes ago
It's supported for Tahoe. It's still good functional software and this is the ideal right? They're selling finished software for a flat price without needing a subscription model to support continued development.
replykstrauser 3 minutes ago
You were downvoted but right. The changelog[0] shows that the current minor version (4.6) came out in 2020, and its only had 3 bugfix releases since then, most recently in 2023. A lot has changed since 2020, so this doesn't know about the major iCloud updates, or Apple Intelligence, or UI changes (not just talking about Liquid Glass either).
replyNone of those things imply that it's broken or unusable. Still, it means it's going to feel like a dated app and that's not fun.
[0]https://www.barebones.com/support/yojimbo/archived_notes.htm...
jfb 48 minutes ago
I wonder if it will ever get emacs tabs.
replymarcelox86 2 minutes ago
I use emacs but I don't know what you're referring to. Can you enlighten me please
replygnerd00 30 minutes ago
So great to see this -- the last version of BBedit I paid for is the gold standard for me, for editors... I mean compared to twenty other editors of various kinds on desktop Linux and elsewhere..
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